UFOS: GOD's CHARIOTS? 21 by Ted Peters, Reviewed by Barney H

The MUFON UFO JOURNAL NUMBER 121 DECEMBER 1977 Founded 1967 $1.00 I OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF JiffCA MUTUAL UFO NETWORK, INC. I Ron Arey, Pilot, Left and Howard Dillinger, Police Officer, Right Police Helicopter Case (See story, Page 3) In this issue The MUFON RADAR - VISUAL CASE INVOLVING POLICE HELICOPTER 3 UFO JOURNAL Edited by Walt Andrus WHAT CAN WE LEARN FROM HYPNOSIS OF IMAGINARY "ABDUCTEES"? Part II 7 103 Oldtowne Rd. By Alvin H. Lawson ASTRONOMY NOTES 9 Seguin, Texas 78155 By Mark R. Herbstritt UFO RELATED INFORMATION FROM THE FBI FILES, Part III 10 By Bruce S. Maccabee "CALIFORNIA REPORT' - Thirty Years later: Thoughts In The Dark 15 WALTER H. ANDRUS By Ann Druffel Editor IN OTHER'S WORDS 17 By Lucius Parish WALTER H. ANDRUS THE HAPPY CAMP, CALIFORNIA SIGHTINGS, Part I 18 Director of MUFON By Paul Cerny UFOS: GOD'S CHARIOTS? 21 By Ted Peters, Reviewed by Barney H. Downing PAUL CERNY NEW EDITORIAL STAFF FOR THE MUFON UFO JOURNAL 22 Promotion/publicity DIRECTOR'S MESSAGE 23 By Walt Andrus REV. BARRY DOWNING 1978 MUFON UFO SYMPOSIUM 24 Religion and UFOs ANN DRUFFEL California Report STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT AND CIRCULATION LUCIUS PARISH Books/Periodicals/History 1. Title of publication: THE MUFON UFO (A Not-for-Profit corporation incorporated JOURNAL under the State Laws of Texas. 2. Date of filing: October 1, 1977 Trustees: Walter H. Andrus, Jr. MARJORIE FISH 3. Frequency of issue: Monthly (International Director), 103 Oldtowne Road, Extraterrestrial Life 4. Location of known office of publication: Seguin, TX 78155; Sam Gross (Corporate 103 Oldtowne Road, Seguin, TX 78155 Secretary), R.F.D. 4, Seguin, TX 78155; John MARK HERBSTRITT 5. Names and complete addresses of Donegan (Treasurer), 1901 Mount Vernon, Astronomy publisher, editor, and managing editor: Seguin, TX 78155 Publisher: Walter H. Andrus, Jr., 103 7. 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Free Distribution by Mail, Carrier or other means Samples, complimentary, and LEN STRINGFELD other free copies 15 . 48 Commentary E. Total Distribution 1235- 1111 F. Copies Not Distributed The MUFON UFO JOURNAL is published by the Mutual UFO 1. Office use, left over, unaccounted, Network, Inc., Seguin, Texas. spoiled after printing 190 . 89 Subscript jn rates: $8.00 per year 2. Returns from News Agents 0 . 0 in the U.S.A.; $9.00 per year G. Total 1425. 1200 foreign. Copyright 1978 by the Mutual UFO Network. Second (signed) Walter H. Andrus, Jr. class postage paid at Seguin, Publisher Texas. Publication identification number is 2970. POSTMASTER: Send form 3579 to advise change of The contents of the MUFON UFO JOURNAL are Permission is hereby granted to quote from this issue determined by the editor, and do not necessarily provided not more than 200 words are quoted from any address to The MUFON UFO represent the official position of MUFON. Opinions of one article, the author of the article is given credit, and JOURNAL, 103 Oldtowne Rd., contributors are their own, and do not necessarily reflect the statement "Copyright 1977 by the MUFON UFO Seguin, Texas 78155. those of the editor, the staff, or MUFON. Articles may be JOURNAL, 103 Oldtowne Rd., Seguin, Texas" is forwarded directly to MUFON. included. Radar — Visual Case Involving Police Helicopter Investigators: P. Wayne Laporte, Henry H. Morton, Jr., David M. Oldham and George D. Fawcett Edited by Walt Andrus On the evening of December 27, Charlotte. The tower operator, Ray the tower, also verified observing the 1977, "Snoopy II", the Charlotte Police Bader age 27, with two years radar returns of the unknowns. Department helicopter, was flying on experience as a Marine radarman at Ron Arey assumed that the routine police patrol over Charlotte, Cherry Point, NC and four years as an unknowns were military helicopters North Carolina. The helicopter with a air traffic controller with the F.A.A. in heading for Fort Bragg, NC, which is crew of two was traveling northwest, Charlotte, advised he had four targets -- southeast of Charlotte. As a matter of heading for the intersection of 9th and a Cessna 172 eastbound at 3500 feet information, the helicopter Snoopy II is College streets to inspect a vehicle. At and three unknowns on the P.P.I, a Bell Model 206B Jetranger, with the 10:54 p.m., two lights, appearing as display scope. The Cessna had mode C following specifications: length - 30feet; aircraft landing lights, approached from identification equipment which clearly maximum speed - 150 m.p.h.; the northwest proceeding to the identified it on the scope. Since Snoopy maximum ceiling height - 20,000 ft.; southeast. The lights appeared to be was not so equipped, Ron Arey turned range (max.) 400 miles at 5,000 ft.; flying in formation. At 10:56 p.m., they his landing light on briefly so Ray Bader engine - Allison 250-C18 (317 BHP) Jet passed to the right and over Snoopy by could visually observe the location of Turbine. Ron and his observer that an estimated 200 ft. The helicopter was the helicopter from the tower. Ray evening, Howard Dellinger, continued flying at an altitude of 1800 feet as couldn't see the lighted "unknowns", their northwest course in response to indicated by the altimeter above sea but did visually spot Snoopy's landing the police call. Upon arriving at their level or actually 1100 feet above ground light. This enabled Ray to check the destination of 9th and College streets, in Charlotte, NC. azimuth heading to correctly identify the call was cancelled. Ron and Howard At 10:56 p.m., Ron Arey age 38, the Snoopy on the radar scope. The two then headed southeast toward the pilot of Snoopy with nine years of pilot unknowns were "painting" as hard Coliseum. They then spotted the two flying experience, contacted the F.A.A. targets with about 60% of the signal lighted objects approaching them at the Control Tower at Douglas Municipal intensity return compared to Snoopy. same altitude (1800 ft. indicated). In the Airport by radio and asked the tower - They were moving across the screen as vicinity of the Coliseum, Snoopy what he was "painting" (showing up on aircraft would do. Tom Carmody, encountered the two, which radar) near the Coliseum in downtown another F.A.A. air traffic controller in appeared to be flying on a passing course to Snoopy's left. As they approached, one shot up at a 45 degree angle to an estimated 4000 feet in about three seconds. Ron advised Ray. in the control tower of this fact and related that the other was still approaching at 1800 feet altitude. Ron decided to perform a "pedal turn" to the left as the object passed by. (A "pedal turn" is a maneuver whereby a helicopter makes a pivoting turn, allowing the "chopper" to fly backwards.) This would permit a close inspection of the unknown as it passed by. As Ron executed the pedal turn, the object began an estimated 200 feet radial turn around Snoopy. At this point Ron and Howard lost sight of it. When Ron turned Snoopy to the right, they saw the object on Snoopy's "tail". Ron proceeded to turn again to get a better Left: Ron Arey, Pilot — Right: Howard Dellinger, Police Officer view of the lighted object. It again out (Continued on next page) 3 (Radar-Visual Case continued) At 11:02 p.m., Ray Bader advised intersection of King's Drive and Snoopy's crew that the second Morehead in Charlotte, NC when he maneuvered the helicopter and its unknown was over the Coliseum noticed a bright white light about one- crew. At this point, Ron and Howard .moving toward Southpark. At 11:03 half the size of the full moon moving in realized that they had encountered p.m., Ron and Howard reported that an easterly direction. The light was something very unusual due to its high they could see it visually. However, a globular (like a light bulb, not a flare or speed turns. The object behind him moment later it suddenly vanished starlike). Hanging below the light at a appeared to be a globular white light simultaneously visually -and on the rearward angle was a transparent like (toward .the ultraviolet end of the radar scope. In the meantime, the first mass with a hint of silver. It was spectrum) with a surrounding glow. target that was proceeding eastward, observed for ten minutes .at an The light seemed to reflect upwards. A had made a moderate "fade out" 5 miles estimated altitude of 300 to 600feet as it silver parachute like object with ribs northwest of Monroe, NC Airport at passed over Providence and Randolph was attached above the light source 11:00 p.m. Road, disappearing behind some trees.

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